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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-06-17

A law has gone into effect in Con.
necticut prohibiting railroads from
running any Sunday trains in tbs
state, except q specified number to
carry the United States mail.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-06-17

when LHey may become necessary.
The order OF merit in which the cadets
graduated at the Naval academy, shows
the following: First. Robert Stocker, Min.
nesota second. Frank w. Hibbs, MINES o ia;
tenth, 3. ". Stearns, Iowa; thirteenth Ed
ward Moale, Jr., Montana; nineteenth
Ford e.. Brown. Iowa; thirty fifth, Henry
A. Allen, Wisconsin; thirty-seventh, Fred
erick E. Swanstrom, Minnesota; fortieth,
Colin s. Craig, Iowa.
The Cunard steamer Cephalonia. whose
management was fined 81 600 for landing
an insane Irish woman at this port, was
permitted to clear and sail upon deposit
ing 81, 900 with the surveyor OF the port.
The Cunard company will appeal to the
secretary of the treasury for a remittance
of the fine.
Gen. Burdette, formerly commander OF
the G. A. r, says: don't think the presi.
dents presence in St. Louis will result in
any unpleasantness SO far as the Grand
Army is concerned.
In South Chicago recently, 1900 OF
the 2, 100 men employed in the North Chi
cago Rolling mile were compelled by the
time. =
y. r1llley dORe was sentenced TO 1Ve
Years III the penitentiary at Peoria, Ill.
He is a banksforger.
Hon. John II. Ewing. an uncle OF James
6. Blaine. is dead. -. :.
William E. Chandler will fiji the place OF
the late Mr.. Pike in the United States sem
ate.
John McMackin, says the position OF the
Irish tenant is better than that OF his
American brother.
Miss Dorothy Deneis the present PROBES
sional beauty of London..s Thousands oil
OF her are in circulation and
men rave over her. 80
Ina conflict which occurred between
strikers and miners at Scanton, Pa, three
strikers were shot. ~ ;. =
!. at Quincy. Martin Curry, Jr.; aged fifteen,
was shot and mortalIy wounded by Julius
Albright. The latter says he intended the
shot for Curry. ST., who had married his
albright % divorced wife sixteen years
ago. E zS.5. :, F. B. #
The largest crowd ever seen in Stanton,
Va. assembled to witness the celebration
OF the Confederate Memorial associations.
Gen. w. w. Ayerill OF New York delivered
the Grafton. after being introduced By Gov.
Lee, who reioiced in the obi teratiou OF all
sectional lines. IS S n RI
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-06-17
American Home Mission.

The sixty first anniversary meeting OF
the American Home Missionary society
was held at Saratoga, N. Y. Secretary
Barrow reviewed the work OF the year.
Eleven states, the six Of New England
with New York, Ohio, Illinois, Iowa and
Wisconsin, contributed last year, beside
supporting their own works, 1896, 600, OF
which Massachusetts alone gave $l3O, 600
and Connecticut $4,000. The society
society employed 1,511 missionaries. an
increase OF 1O2 over last
year. They serve 3,oG3 churches
and preachi ng stations, with 200
Sunday schools, having 1870, 900 members.
They organized during the year 1876 new
churches, with lip houses OF Worship and
brought SO to a self-supporting condition.
They reported S, O56 conversions and TO-
OBJ additions to church membership,
6,46S OF them upon professions OF faith
The recei pts for the year were $751;.
976, and the expenditures $5o7,0SS the
deficit being made up from a balance in the
SWEET exigency fund, TO which the society
now owes $50, 600. AS soon as this is re-
placed the principal will not be again spent,
but held as collateral for temporary loans
when they may become necessary.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-06-17

using them, and not by ring
composed OF the managers thereof, who
can vote to themselves Il large percentage
OF the increase OF the said railroad as q
rental therefor, because when thus owned
they are as much OF 9 parasite rs a fast
freight line. Il #z:.5# i & 5sS :s =.$55 !.
ADDRESS 10 THE STATE CONFESSION. -
John r. Parshall presented the address
OF the ASSOCIATION to the state railroad
commission. 1t reads as follows: a. =
70 the Honorable Board OF Railroad
and Warehouse Commissioners OF the
State of Observation-Disclosures The
State Business Mems association,
composed Of representatives from the
boards Of trades and other busine
mems organizations OF the different towns
and cities. and representatives from farm
ers' alliances throughout Il the state,
would most respectfully represent to your
honorable board that we believe I he att
passed by our. last legislature creating :,
board OF railroad and warehouse commits
sloners is al efficient and com >reh.nsivs
law made after many years study and eS-
perience, and we therefore ask at
your hands prompt and Immediate
execution OF all the provisions. OF said
law; that in the opinion OF this ass o.
citation the functions OF your honorable
body are generally executive rather than
judicial, and that you have the power, and
that it is your duty to give us immelia to
relief from the unjust discrim nations and
unequal and unreasonable rates which now
prevail.
The officers OF the association at the
present time were e-elected for the ensu-
ing year. The association dorsed the
Sault Ste. Marie line and it's early
improvement, and appointed the following
five delegates to the Sault st. Marie con-
vention: +. R. Smith, E. W. Fish, f. L.
Watson, c. G. Spaulding and T. H.
Loyhed. Gov. McGill sent a telegram to
the association applauding their purposes
and regretting that he could not be present.
The last act OF the convention WAS to
have it's executive comm ittee meet the dele.
gates OF the Farmers alliance present for
the purpose OF a conference The meeting
was informal, but Gen. Barrett assured the
business men that the alliance would fol-
low their leadership If they championed
equal and reasonable rates. No loca Gion
was chosen for the next meeting, but tn ere
is possibility that it may convene in St.
Paul.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-02
PRSTxcTBeH AESvInExT n TuR
aaETu.

Aesardins 70 The BirnlDsAAn Aes
sssvsa esl 81 he aftssz De1oeFaaie
daily nssspapsss IN Aiahana arr IN
favOs Of 9 hleh ps0asstiSa tAFiG. u d
- b tafsEssd that TIER eonssisusnsu
ass divt4~d ca tAs tArie Qssssion n re
sane pFspoFtisn and teaa . large ma
] sFtty u tos DEN aeEasts VutsEa ef Ala.
es@a are opposed ~ tAs frss tsads
teeoFtea 81 Carlisle and hia esliow
leaders e ne osGosrAsss sarty. ss1s
day ~ Sold SSH Ssll spla a. ire
oar 8 qaanaiun. Mo- nav a. 90 sss ysars
votiae aSainsa thsiF easviesioss thfoseh
eiind dsvssiuo ~ party. 6as thsy uill
neA a. se fSsNvts. Rsasss wlii svszsu-
ally sslanvh ssss prsistiss. And. uRsn
Il aess. - So,ia sesah vsli dssAppsas
fFa@ poli'teG
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Tas ssmplsls eonfrol 81 Hssxg VI
iasd sssr - M1zshsEn Psnsas wss II
s1plined sellssaas b - s6ts = the
BssEd q pissesosa e. 90 rrspaatisn
. pn ne UnEsn Pssa = ne Isaas o.
- psnpsrsy q sAs Orsean Rsilw.g .
4ssiHatlan Camgnny. j wia d -
memhnrsa fhns beauss NJ. vali3sd ~
satsssd 80 Nmtharn Passss disasso-
ma. he annssased shna + sooId b 9
pars IT his psiisy % lsis Il the lsnss-
q ell - Esnsmbsrsd. -. thss 80
ldsa d . isn't 1snss 80 rsuuznant g
50 wriahf fnesaon, iha 81 Bearded u
rsslors kavinn Is1s thnn > ysas so NJ
fnnad 70 isis wish shs Unios Pssias
re an .aaion q Washer % noi - Join
e ~ Iansa, thsrseoEs. fsrmsd direci
Issua nsfussn ~ Willard and ~
wriehs irAnsnns. Willard U.s. on record
q fav1r e e ana Wn9bs vas en- rseSrd
aaalnas r. Ths sois II ne Beard 81
Diruesoss yssasRday was alma In favOs
u the lass and enc aaaiBsi u. thai one
being JshD o. Bsookman- A better M
disaslon II valsFd's comrlsts eoosroi
% ne board eezld not Be desired.
rhEss useks eco The POsT IETEEzz-
asncxn sisted thai. HsnTy Wizard uas
rsaIly II nos apparently IN - coupists
sonsrsl Of ths Northern Psslhs - Be
had ever hesn. Events daily 30 fur
thss snd farther tovara making mani
fsss he tfuth Of that stafs@snk
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-02
ExDURAACE OF RaILReAD TIKS.

The supply Of railroad ties Il Q mat
YER Of GROWING importance for The Mes
EnQland farmer, and csrtain experi
aBents made a she aaQaestioo OF Prof
sarRant By the Boston and Proyideno.
Railroad have an important bearing on
4. Fifty tWu ties wsre laid on o tFack
20 Bssten, where the tfafhc Il VsFy
heavy have an average Of sixty ave
rains daily, Ten kinds Of wood were
RED, ave N TIE natarai state and hVs
ereosoted. n ne Of the ties rotted ex
sspt one Of the ailautbus; the 0sheFs
tasa had 10 be removed had be. IN
Jared ~ the hammeTina Of the trains
SeFoee, hemlook. laFoh and 8 uthsFp
pine have all apa sFed badly 10 ihia uay
white oak lasted wall, bns 70 holds TIE
spikes 90 ermiy that they cannot be
drawn Whep the raila have 20 Be shifted
CFeoaoted elm and birea lid veil, and
are 10 be Fscommended. Coesan1f waa,
asfortnnataly, nee included In she sx
peFiuenA, althsaGa b Il coosideEed one
Il The 6ss1 woods for tiss; tue besaVios
Il The oatalpa waa one Of tue NEST In
tsFsatiBa features OF the ease; q has
ben hiakly spoken Of fer tiea 90 ae-
soant q he pEaetioal indeairustabiliiy
shsn piaaed H. ths col. and all the tiss
q thia Wood here tried ar stiil sound
sxeept under TIE saila. Uhsra theY sre
sfashsd neAriy - pale. 80 ~ 70 Be Of
40 servtce whaasvsF Zoe Feads Of haaxy
trAfaa-Essaaea aa6 Faetsvr.
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A story 3 ted q van AnbarR, he
asses lien aaus8, noW dead. Ga one 90
casian. @aiim il q haFF0om. b. gas ask.
"a hos ha Rof b. WonisEfai power over
animals. He said
ia b By ehowinQ them fnas Tn net
the least afraid Of them. sud bg keep
ine nv ere asadiIy CO tAeirs. III give
IN example % fna po9oE Of ny ere.
Poinaing 70 9 loullsh fellow who uas
sitting opposite, Van Amb2FW sid :
s.Eo1 &c mat felloul He Il q Fsn1isE
rloua. III make him cone acruss ~
room 70 NE. and ] won,t say q word 90
him." SitEinR down he Gxea bic keen,
sisadF eye On lho man. Presently ths
fellow airalehtened himself Rradnafiy,
eos up and came noxuss 90 Van AmhnER.
when be not eluss enouah be drew bach
bis arm and etrnok the tameR . tromsn-
do1s blow usdsF the ehin, knookfnR him
alear ever tns chaiK, win ena remark
"f0nall stare 20 nse hike that again,
wont yoafa-Parts Latter.
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The easy viotoFy Of the VoI1nteas
over the Scotch Thistle, which was built
Zoe the express paSpess Of winning the
Americas eoo and which n ubqass
sionably Ne fest beat ~ can be built
By Bet ,ish baildsFs % British lines, vii
psobabls discourage our British cousins
Of yachting pFoclivilies noe 9 ht'le.
TOE Thistle Ia their best sfoFt. Thy
eannoi bald . better yacht shsuRh they
~ never 20 hard. They Desa a. Iasa
aekDovledes the Superiority Of the
American sloop over the Epalish estls'.
This race Nill probably be the laas Of
The series IN the attsmps to recover the
Americas sae. The Eaalish Viil prob
sbly be discouraged a the defeat Of she
Thissie and vil' Be- eonssni 70 allow the
elvetsc tfophy 70 remain In The handa
Of the AmeFiesns. 81 least for q feu
sears. II another British yacht b asnl
ever 10 sontsss for the eep. 70 viII b.
sosssraeaed according 70 IN Amasiean
mOdsi and vill havs center board. An
Eoelish viogofy with such . vssssl
woaid be sQuAlly q victory for the
Americana bowsvsF, sisss the con.
straoiioa Of sash . vessel By Enalish
eatldgrs veuld Be sonfsasioa % tie
sagsFioFity Of TIE American msdal.
TvO years aeO the Puritan FFovsd
eerself snpeFiof 10 sn oahsF AmeFicsn
yachts and sostAinsd ths Amsrican
reputation BY Defeating he Enelish
asnesia. ons year ESQ The MayaswsS
defeated ell osheR AmsEisan yaoass, IN.
sladiaS The Puritan, ana sacosssfaIly
dsfsodsd the saP against ths RnRlish
Gaiaiaa- This year the voluntsss d.
fsats eli ether AusrioAn yassts. inelut.
TIA TIE hay6sves. and sails nsrrily
Away fro1 IN. Scotch Thistle. All ban
tes gallant Vslanaess. The 1Osa hssati-
tal and fastest yaehs ever bella.
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At thia Impsrtans tinas 10 lhe hissofy
of car sisy the PnsF IETKLGzsEsons
oanuot refrain fsam yOieing he ssns.
Of ohlie.tlou vhlsh the entire e1m,
uuniiy fssIs toward NJ. D. q. oilnaD,
she pro sctaE and moving spirit q To-
geatt,s. Laks Shore a EsstsFn Faiiway.
~. Gilman has 10, been numbered
emonR IRE especial friends q NE Psi
iKxxIEsorscna, bus that fset does mo-
nsks :, biiad 70 ths imneBss sssviss
walsh h. has rendered 20 the Sisg Of
Seattle nnd 70 every ore wbo u IN ans
way interested 10 iss Welfags. Toe tosa
Of Toe gssttie. Lake shors 4 Esssero
oslsinassa With Mr.. Gilman. He worked
81 she pfoIses AMID tue Rseatsss dis
esagsasmsnss. and uhen fss bad the
slightest hops for she susoass o. bis IF
forts. He neysF Ioss faith. boSevsf,
but elune 70 his pafposs uiss tsnaeity
whieh u characteristics Of the mai. snd to
ths lstting Of TIE eontsast fos shs con.
stsaetion Of he second forty nils sea
tien Of the road be can see ths beRia
nlna Of The succsssfnl end Of bis lAbors.
~. Gilman IL = powerful man. He
woeld be 9 valusbls man to any com.
munity, and be has been especially
valaa bio 10 ssasils. There 4 nos the
alIabseus doabs Of his ability 70 do shat
be said be. usald do too years sGo-
that ls, to bald . railroad Into The
whsai fslda OF Eastern Washington.
BE Is entitled alihs 10 the eonasasnis.
tsons and 70 tbs gratitude Of The people
Of tas Territory IN aeueEd end 70 thOss
Of Seattle Ia particular
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80 ne Isnl chasser Of tss elsy, appsoesd
FsbrusFs 4lh. 1876. hss toa foaIo1l1&s
sessirn Ne. s.
manBon nnaukaxEozs-Akkkksz.
sessfsn s. ne Osts Il esaEfie soali
Asne p5ges - nake hafbcf reRaiAiioas
an1 Eates; % seeulsfs 81 prSsAn. tAe
5iecharaa Of bsii@ss or other snateFtAl
- anT harboE wslhin tie city hD1sai -
selesa and co.lest hAfoof dees tEsm AZ
seaesls and wafer crafts uh4ieF3El e
rsvtna 81. or Departures from 800 elsyi
% iiesaae aud tx ehaFlnRsxss ard y
batld, sd1ssfo1s, add fseoi4te unerls.
piara end inn6ina places - ne feo1 g.
any sareet tarmfnakinz ai tha Ehaee O.
Eliioise Bay, Laks Waahingten. - L.ke
Union, and % reEalale and psescrlos
ne limits of the extension Of wo4rtse
irao the waters uf emy BARRIERS within
ne city limits. 70 prevent sne ecn4iroo.
Eiun of uharEes heynDd ench limits eno
70 Fsmsss any wharf % uhafeea lnat
nspa hern1ofose heen % shall hereafter
- oonsiruclsd bsynnd sueh hHitss az
shs expense o. the oenef OF cHners g
snch gknsf OF wharrss. 20 b recoveIea
b. ordinary civ action. Or az TIE Uity
Couucil nav b ordinances psostda.
Tbs would eppear 20
owe AMPLx RswKR
Fer ell the reenfatious needed for The
port. 1he Council is given power %
regulate all whHfyes, etc., IN the eis8.
Ia this e0nneesion there is oDe fesiure
shas deserves atteBtien- On the pri
Vsts whaFVes Ia the city tbs OvneEs
charge 30 cents ton FOR handing nef
chandlse while in van Francisco fne
obaree Is onlg s cents ger too. Seattle
needs 70 Be made . cheap part IN oroef
30 be made popular ones ana . reone-
sion Of these ehaFgee weuld lend -
uake u %.
Before elosine this article there 3 cus
very important matter that should Be
mentioned. Thefe appears to be 3
doubs abroad &c 10 the boundaries Of
the harbar Of Seattle. The Lsgisiature
sails it Eliiott's Bay. EiiiotSs Bay u
considersd b. mariners 10 sxiand from
west Pc Ne e Dugsmish Head bat q
has never been authoRttatlFely stated
ghaa are the boundaries. Il 10 NOS IN
likaly that this question wall be br0uRhs
bsfors the City Council and thas body
ssked to confirm toe statement OF the
Board Of Trade. thai the whole Of the
Wstsr enclosed BY the points named
are incladed IN she port OF Seattle.
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TIE Plea CHANGED.

The cise Of the Territory against 2.
". Wall for assault With intent to kill
uss called up in the District Court yes
Ierday afternoon by Prosecuting Attof-
uey Conner, Uho stated 70 the Court
that tue prosecuting witness. h. s. II n
court, bad oome ~ him and said he did
not desire TO have % case prosecuted.
Mr.. Conner els 50 a that Mr.. Boise,
sue other party ho light bs supposed
20 be the most NJ ested 10 the prose-
cation, was Ia Va 20 feel the same Ia
be matter, toReseer With other Wit
nesses, and that be 1.-THE Prosecuting
AflfFnsy) felt that IN view Of all the
circumstances the ends OF justice would
be fully subssrved by allowing the de
fendsns to enter g plea Of assault a. the
prosecuting witness bad suggested, pro-
vided sue6 was agreeable 10 the counsel
for the defense.
Judee Sears indicated that such 4
disposition Of the matter would be ac-
copied and moved tha Court that the
plsa of net guilty be Withdrawn and .
plea Of guilty Of assault entered.
Ths Court tnereupon ordered the en-
try 20 be msds and held ths matter
over until Monday for sentence.
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lhs EsFihefn Pselaa - sinnnes ~
sssea Sc ESQ ~ sd bns sbsas $50
- Emaasn Messages IA any miisa
49, b 80 e Bszatls fhsn ~ pag q
ss4 otbsr psri. EasA bsfna ~ $50,
80 rais % uheat nna - olhsr pro
sasis of Esss4sn wesbinnssn ts ennlIis
sasuld ssrssinlY - q iessl q ~ ..
be ssie - az otksf paiEA
Ths sizizss u ssainis nzs nsi sissy
So arr lbsy urias. Thas ny I'll b.
rssnaninsd ~. FAliasd has pssmiss.
sad bic psmsss wsli b faiellsd. VIA
hm he Posz lzznzanaEzcnn nags .,
ihe peopas u ssassis. -aaSs falIk
tasnfosa and b psiisnf.H
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HI n wAITTxd II EnA1 FROM TEE HsTunE
RARIY-H1 PBRRgks rHE $40
QuALMtn arr.


Peter Kirks fs 10 tue city and the
PosT-IHTkLLIoEScER nan had oouveK-
cation with him Yesterday. "Msssrs.
Valentine and Mccullough Who went
bsek 20 England 10 Eeoort upon the
later phase OF our nsQotistions here
were sxpeotsd 90 arrive 10 Liverpool %
Sunday last. Whether the snip arrived
safely OF MT have not yes learned ana
purpose csblsina an inquiry today.
fhsy wsfs 10 hsvH seen parties In OIL
oaR0 and New York ~ they vent East
with reRsrd - the Sooqusimie nines
and rates on the seattle, Lake shore
and Eastern. ] have nos learsed tbs re-
suit Of the meeting II there wss any,
bat within tbs last two weeks vs have
resolved propoaitioa On rates that I
must sAy has been annoyipRly delayed. %
ia 10 said thai you have beer lonkina
a The iron deposits IN the Cls-Eiun
distrtct and that you have exprsssed :
pFefeFenoe for them over tie enoqaal
mts minsa- fsshat tFuef"
II cannot Be held responsible for
what Ton. Dgek OF Harry RAY cav. .
replied As. KiFka. II never made any
saah remark that ] remambeR. I have
sxsminsd The Gle z em ores. housveg,
and ana thsu sxssiienf. There 10 also
vaaa Quantities Of the ore there 10 aiahs.
So far - IRE enespuess Of manafaegnrs
into iron u coneerned, the Gle Elau
otstriez. beiiSFe. should have she
prsfsresce. Asfog me. however. mach
prefer the Snoqnaimle site. ] had nv
heart sss upon thai Aise, and tie uhais
mater uss aettied nentss AGO ~ 70 oar
hsslainR Tiers. ! bad sGSmisTed %.
pFopsslstna % tAs boass ~ homs, and
thts saa eoociuded upon o. PROVIDED
nbogid srRspe~F the p1tting u % tee
plant here. Thols Wis have usa dous
sash tetpGs hare "a iasa Of what "a
nodeFtnksng Il v0sld b q 81 up anrs
. plant aS ss proposed 10 { rtz con1sFv
Ake thiA II sonrss ] had o7asenaaa.
and ths WHOLE tAing VS. RFEanesd wAan
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tkir new rtsruisfRnn was asserted n ths
co1lrsal. ana 1fszrrxneed and DELAYED
4. Oar usasket is he worid. and ous
hsmmn would nn1 o0nsent v sn1a e.
stRirEiun 10 ths mAftef % ifanerofts.
sion e mannfaesafsd goods as Nas -
rosed. Il was perfeesig aRFeea npoa
tfat ahe Seaftls. Lake enpr< q Eastern
shonl6 have tee oaxrieRs Of ~ toe ruw
rnansrsnl--a rnn Of abeat 8 mllsa.
WbsGheF The matter en- uow = patched
40 and ses R0inn aEain On . neW naA.e'
4 an as yst unprspzfsd 70 say. I e1'
psst 20 hear from he party NO uenl
back ID . fe9 6sYan
~You haea onened q saal nina on IL
Green River. ! undsFeszncf"
"Yes. - tbs two enGinesra whom
hrouaht Gus fer The oihsR parpose q
woFk uponlnR q nBins On TIE 1fase
River. There are tw0 qoelitiss o. eeel
nhefa. bah god. The purpose q g
put Is On the general market.
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TACOMA.
snAw raDER BONDS.

I'm cAsn CRzATRs PBoEouMD gEEBA-
TroS-THH soz srATEs EIs CASE.
The report spread abroad By tbs
morning papers concerning the arfes
OF L. y Shaw upon the heinous charge
Of rape aud incest, together With the
sioksning detalls AZ given 10 the inter-
View with the wife, in the PoBr IN1ELLE-
axncER, created the profoundest Bensa-
ton IN tbs city. Il vas tbs sole topic
Of o0uveTsation through ut the dey-
Yesterday morning the prisoner was
tsken into court BY the deputy sheriff.
and Judge ALLYN fixed the bail at 5000.
and allowed the prisoEer until Monday
70 plead.
shaw, e. stated, q Q laRgs man.
healthy and strong, aud wearing always.
hitherto, self satisfied. sanguine air.
which, however, deserted him yesterday
entirely. He appeared narvous and III
q ease under the gaze Of the crowd 10
tns court room, and. as his son stated
Ia an interview Afterwards, Re seemed
'.unable 20 collect himself"
IL Is thought that unless, after hear
inR, the bonds are reduced, he will be
unRbla g. secure bail.
l. r. Shaw. Jr., the prisoners sen.
called On the Posr InzKLIlaKzoKR man
yesterday morning and said that the
charge brought against his father waa
for the purpose Of bIaekmail; that IL
VS.. scheme on tbs part Of Mrs.
Shaw's relatives to extort money fr0m
aim through her and that she vas not
of strong mind and was easily infin
enced. before chs married my father,
aid the young man, "ehe vas engaged
n q Law suit With her daughter. Mrs Mo
Lane, who tried to break the will Of hsE
father. Mrs. Shaw's q o. husband, which
will beQueafhed everything 20 his wife
and nothing to the children. Thst suit
Saa won by Mrs. Shaver rather Mrs.
81 llbrook, az she vas then lit cost her
4bout ons- half Of what abe had and she
~as very bitter against her daughter.
Since her marriage With my father,
however, they have been reconeiled. aud
tbs daughter and sister, Mrs. Judalu,
uho lives In Whatcom county, have
gained Mrs. 6hsv's confeenoe In 9
measure and have been trying to secure
their ends In different way. sc last
resort they hsvs laid this charge against
my father. Is Is the most scaudalous
tbet evsF heard"
HTne daughter who exerts such an
tnd1encs over Mrs. shaw lives below
Olympia, you say. and the sisler 81
Whatoom. How often do they osme 10
towt - was asked.
sThey DO not come here verg ofteH.
hut they correspond right along.
FstheF vas east Of the mountains for
days. where be was making ARRANGE
ments to 90 into busit esq, and while be
sas avat they made this move"
"What doss y0ar father say about II p
''On, be 10 completely pFostrsted over
10 and seems enable to collect himself"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-02

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